Life is on the left, luck is on the right.

Author: Zhang Yaonan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Knowing the truth may not be good, and not knowing the truth may not be good either. Ignorance of the future has become the fundamental source of humanity's relentless struggle. But our book aims to make people certain of the future and still be able to "strive ceaselessly" even after knowing the truth of their destiny. Fate has not denied the role of "human affairs," but has left room for "striving ceaselessly." Without "striving ceaselessly," you will never be able to determine whether you are a "genius" or an "mediocre talent." To know your destiny, you must strive in the realm of "human affairs." Those who understand their fate can truly comprehend what "profound understanding with cautious steps" means, what "restless and anxious" feels like, and what "not knowing old age is coming" entails. Show your palm, and you know your fate; clench your fist, and you master your destiny.
Recommended for the following groups to read this book:
- Those who have experienced "destiny" or wish to experience it
- Those who have been favored by "destiny" or will be favored by it
- Those who have been struck by "destiny" or will be struck by it
- Successful individuals who have reached the pinnacle or failed individuals who have reached the pinnacle
This book reveals the bottom cards of life. Life is like a card game. When you don’t know the bottom cards, you will play with diligence and care, striving to score as much as possible. But once you know the bottom cards, will you still play with the same seriousness and care? Perhaps not, because you already know the outcome. You might even push the table away and exit this game of life.
This book tells you that doing so is wrong. The deck of life has a unique characteristic: when you don’t know the bottom cards, you must play with diligence and care; when you do know the bottom cards, you must play even more diligently and carefully. Because the deck in your hand was not drawn by you but assigned to you by God. You have this, and only this; whether you play or not, it remains the same.